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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-06-18
SOUTH CLARKSvILLE.


! have sixty-five lots on Base Ball
Hill suitable for residences which ]
will sell on easy payments, one third
cash, the balance On one and two
years credit. These lots are 55xl46
feet, but any one desiring o larger lot
can buy as many as he wishes all in
one block. This property is situated
about fifteen minutes walk from the
Court House. Call on Geo. r.
Wood. niin J.1s,4t.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-06-18

We have purchased this Stable and prepared FEED
HORSES AT VERY LIBERAL RATES only % Cts for Full Feed
Corn and Hay We keep Bugesa Eosss for hire Good Water
IN the Stable. junll-2m
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-06-18
cOLoRED SCHOOL.


The following list OF letters remain
uncalled for i'm the GAINESVILLE, Tenn,
post-office up to Saturday, June Is,
1887. nnot called for within thirty
days they will be sent to the dead
letter" office at Washington.
Alexander, b. Bateman 4 castell
Bro0ee, r. Bell, Mrs. r.
Bradberry, Jas. B0mah, Geo.
Brasher, WV. Coleman, Sylvia
Cathey, Ida Cash, Mrs. Sallle
Cunningham, p. Carawsy, l..
Davis, $. J.. Darby, Mrs. CSC.
Davis, Joe. Elel, Geo.
Farmer, II. r. Floyd, q. w.
Graham, II. ST., Hale, u.
I'M, Geo. w. Hunt, Mrs. Louise
Jordan, Mollie Ian. j. M.
Morris, Love Moore NJ. w.
MetcAlf, McR. Merrill. WIN.
MINUS, T. e. McFall, j. II.
Murphin, 9. q. Molen, Annie
Rogers, w. NJ. Right, A.
Rutherford, 10. simon, Emma
Smith, W. h. Themes. T. Il.
Wright, Masia Williams, Josh
Ware, r. f. Wimberly, Matte
Weathers, Jno. VIM, Wright.
When calling for any of the above
please say advertised
NJ. b. JOHNSON, p. NJ. a
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-06-18

TTHE editor Of the ElktOn (Ky0
Progress speaks thus: N
The charming little Prima Donna,
Miss Katie Wilson of GAINESVILLE,
Tenn, is unconsciously and inno-
Gently pulverizing the hearts Of all
our boys. She is not only a petite
and captivating little blne-eyed ac-
tress, with the voice ola nightingale,
but the possessor of a grace in action
and beauty Of expression that lies not
in tine power Of the average Elkton
boy to resist. a Nmee ~
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-20
Decorab % Omegn.
Ten lobe gpril 1887.
Selpmprb.

Ole Gslatien 8jerlanb / Blea'art
7uwnIbip, nar peo Canoe Greet, tos
foie Srebas Gftermiooas 2ipet al Jig
sor uper 20 gar iioen anfom ban bertil
fra Sarbanser / Iorse % bar iben ben
lib paret boiat / iamme 2pipn'blp.
San eiterlaoer Zig 8one % 5 Born, at
bpilte to utoniirmerebe. DC to lioIte
Tiger bapbe ban paret ips ps iarbeles
nebIaaet, ba ban tpileoe paa n~ogenrnoe
at iaa fin Selie tilbase. s 5reoass
fob ban bog op ps flebte fig paa, men
lasbe fig mart efter after paa Sensen.
Rpnen maatte sisre 1lbarbeibe / 5iss
% Stalo 8srnene par paa Sfoler, %
ban altiaa alene inbe. 0a bar ban to-
get en- fort &iile, Tom bang laot pad
gassen, last fig paa Sulpet os 1tlio'
fs unber Sasen, iaa 8uslen git op sjsn'
mem Sppebet. aonen bsrte analbet, bt
bun bar npsle Sfribt fra quiet. Snr
ilebe inb, Der laa ban meo aloeles for
branbt Sfias, brps ct eneite Yuit, o.
iaa bar Git forbi. Be 3 eller 4 iibit,
4atter bapbe ban life fact glnnb pa'
fine Zine, iaa ben alminoelise Menin!
moi er, at bans Sinh bar p9ret | ulape
Ole aierlanb par en- mil, %frebiomme
Tia Rabp; ban eiebe en- liben 5arm pa
benpeb 80 Qcres 2anb, os bar Ell Or
bensmanb.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-20

Oct bar iaalebes lpffets fire at unbs

Gel bar iaalebes lpffets fire at unbs
fomme. ut opisse bisie MI | Msrfet
par naturlispis umulist, bporfor man
iitcben siorbe op en- Slb, % ~efterat
Maopoierne bar blepet bjemisst, be-
spnbte 2apperne unber flor Subel at
tase Sfinbet at be brabte ulue. Saaz
lebes tilbraste be Natten, os peb 9asens
5rembrub iatte man efter be nnbfomne
lllue. noen ipnberlis Initrenselie
naaebe nian en- at benz, Der itrar bier
brGbt, iaa belle 8pttet git up til 8 lllue.
Be surise bar braset neo til Ssen os
berira op til grfjelbet, os bisie Flap iaa.
lebes benne Gang fra bet meo aiuet.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-20

ter. Sra @ulpet lise op til 3aset er
al Ylabs opfplbt, iaa man bar mol at
palse imelIem, os bet bebite at bet Sele
er, at Yriierne er iaa rimelise, at Gns
bper fan babe Raab til at ifaffe fig en-
MP &lGbnins. 9erfor bar ban osiaa
netop / bisic 0ase en- rioenbe aiiatnins.
Ben Bear Os bans Cleric bebanoler
aunberne ioretommenbe os liberalt %
er altio pinise til at sisre Glt for al
ti~lfrebsiile beres S%orbrinser.
8isfusiion | "9e hinges 5orbuno"
fsritfommenoe 5rebas often oper FOL
senbe @mne: 8sr &pinben babe Stem:
meret?
- 8uinbeioreninsen msber fsritfom
menbe 9borsbas @itermibbas hos Nrs
9rpi. 2arien. 8laber lappes.
"2urens" 8oncert afboloes Sns
bag often ben 27oe Npril, paa "Deco
rab Snftitute". IbsanssbiGetter 2!
Gents.
Menisbeosmsbe for 8als pal
&epreIentanter til Spnooen afboloe'
Ssnbas Gftermiboas ben She Mai.
- De rpe aisbmanbsfirma Barler
DbIon & golbens bill aabne fin np
Butt / Norbneis Onsbas ben 27o
4pril.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-20
SmaapIuf.

Den @i9lb, Der boilebe paa Solba>
ter Wpnumentet, er MI betalt peb Sielp
af Privilege 8ibras, % Weblemmerne
af Col. Susbes IOit G. A. R. er meset
tufnemmelis for ben Sialp, iOm berpeo
pbebes Dem.
= 9riubuiet i @eit.9 ecorab er i
fulbt Slor.
- Ser er / be iibite 9ase rpbbet
~betpbelist op / 8pens @aoer;' m%ansful>
bise SECS Strab % Iffalo er bortfisrt,
os forbaabentlis fpmmer mart 9uren us=
iaa til 9leerne.
- otter er flere Carloads @innes
belt Seite afienbt til SEEN gort.
- gpeus ofentlise Stole bespnbte
iajen / Wanbass eiter en- to Tigers
Serie.
= guurtbuss Slabien ital i CONNIE,
i9ttes / fomplet Stanb.
!. - Inbreip's Sperasg company, ION
8inter bar sioet Soretilinser / Often
aster ON en- 9ib at fomme BERTH.
5reba9 ben Cite Wtai afbplbe,
"9ecorab Sire YOlice" fit fsrite "sln,
nual 9artp", % Snbtasten ifal saa ii
Gnifafelie at llniformer.
@eit DEBORAH Council bar pebta
get en- Ordinance / Operens itemmcli
meb be Resler, Der er sipne af Staten,
Sunbbebssg Commission. @n Multt q
$25 ilesses ben 2ase eler ben Timber
tafer", Der unblaber at melbe be iprIfiel
lise 9sbsfalo til "tbe Glerf Of Court
gi bar taft aoifiaist &esn i be
ienere 2ib, men 2uiten bolber fig TEN
melis ijslis. @rasiet sror alisep,
meb en- forbauienbe Saiisbeb.
= Ben Scar er | Spibien MI iol
altib. San bar ct iielbent, mutt, III
palst, os f~tcrartet Eager Of Oft, bpc
Der bsrer til 8laber for Manb os Gu
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-20
NeiIenbe.


8ipbmanb Spbn @arlep fra Waps
bile, 3. Z. er MI fommen berneb meo
Samilie for inareit mulist at aabne i'm
"8rand" at Wapoiae 5Orretninsen ube
peb Gorbneis Station paa 8aibinston
grarie. @arlep reiite / Srebass til
Chicago for at sisre Snbfisb at 8arer
for fin 8utif. Sans Advertisement oil
i betimelis 2ib bore at leie "9ecorab.
Soften.
g. @jems % &one bar pGret reot
paa 8eisa fra &uibforc % bilit pad
samle 8efjenbte % 8enner. @iems's
SprretniHs / @rapitene saar ubmarfet
Dmiatninsen iibfe Gar bar $4,000
glbpofat 81. Tbumpiun fra Yreitpr
bilIte forleoen Dag paa os. 8pen ppre,
fla npfIaa pent fremab.
= Nellon fra Soreit Gitp bar osia'
sl9bet ps meb en- Siiit. 5or Oper q
Nar iiben beisste ban 9ecorab for be
at npbe subt al Scr. Sredenribses I'm
%berpisnins.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-20
4amerne liter bet.

Papillon Extract of Flax Skin Cure
cperaaar ale andre Suoieritiennere, icm Ell
iaa mesct apertereSe. Yet bar ben 5oreel
at bet er meact npttist % er lite list andre
mircralfe greparatsr, iom alminpelis irlses
% Sum er mss.t siftise. let cl fierns a
Slaas SuHamatiou, Slse lli9onbeeer ! Su
ben, iolbrGnnt Sub, 5resner, SpIeer, Of
,isr Suben iaa fin % blso icm paa ct Barn
Bet er en- pirtslis T~sbpenbisbeo for stbper
lpiletbors. Store SLATER hun 81. 4ilialss
sos g. 8. @eiier, DEBORAH Sopa, % Dol
paalioeIiee 9~russifter ooeralt. C)
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-20
Sill Norge.

Sr. VI. Nnberion, at 5irmaet Stremel
4 NnberIur, grescp, Soma, bar beitemt
fig til at tase en- Eur til Norse % aster
at blipe borte til lite Iusuit. "9ecos
rabs Soften" snifer bam en- bebaselia
Eur.
= Yeber 2arien Saus reiite til
Rorse isaur. Sun saar meb Ching.
palIaz Qinien."
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-20
9anif Mopanortn8 til
Yrasiltctt.

Opii Ihu SuHh'uh' oNSJ"et
til graSilien, men bette ipnes at bape
paret en- albeles mislpffet Blan, iaas
trent bet forbuloer fig iaaleoes, icm
efteriplsenbe 8rep itilorer StiQinsen
bernebe. Oct er en- Ssn at Smeo Niels
fen / Solme paa @arbusfanten, Der iens
Der bet. San os en- 8rober u~ouanbrebe
peo Nptaarstiber.
"8en 23oe Sanuar anfom ri til Santus
&l. Z ON Worsenen ps afsif iamme
Sag &l. ~ til ct. Yaulo, buor ri anz
fom &loffen 4 gftermiobas.
Si ere bleone meset ifaffebe | bore
Surbaubninser. Seq fit Irbeibe for s
0ase iiben bps en- 8psiemaser, en- ~
FER af Spbiel, men buac ies fan tiene,
pes ies enonu life; ies ifal sipe IS
Mil> &eis eler noset oper 70 &roner
ON Maaneben for Soft os 2o9is; min
8rober saar os fan life upbriue Irbeioe
Der / ct. Yaulo.
Seq uil itrenst abpare Gnboer MOB
at reiie til gra5ilien; tro lite gsenterne
i Danmart, ba bet er llianbbeo, buab be
forteGer, men be peb maalf he life bebre.
Snsen Ct iiffer paa Nrbeibe, men gns
bper u,ua iprse for fig ielu. Nan fan
10 moi faa Nrbeibe, TIL Slapebanblere er
Der buer Dag, iom oil BABE Soft, % be
itaffels 5amilier, iom ere fOmne bers
oper, bar 10 paret n~gblaseoe til at reile
meb benz, ellers oilbe De bB al Sult; be
fpmmer ba / Ylantaseanlas, npsle SO
Wtil, andre 200 Mil ino / 2anoet,
bppr De albris fan fomme fra. hinge
Soft lpber berfra, be bar insen anbei
Sci at fslse END 8anelinien. Ser Ell
ibag unfpmmet TO, ium bar en- 8amera1
paa en- 5rebaare, ba ban bar ner Der
at bp; be iasbe, at 8anelinien bar ION
b%eiaaet at balpbpbe % bsbe Menneifer
Der falbt ON af Cult.
8raSilien er imuf, os Sub os Sia
manter finbes / bets Snbre, men boat
nptter bet ubpanorerne, iom lite eier e
Sanbforn!
Ser er meset parmt fra &loffen 9 ii
3 a 4 Gftermibbas, men Natten er me
get fpfb. Wiu I~rbeibstib er fra 8t
os fra &l. 3-5 Gftermiobas
gi ere 8esse RATE, ium er bet beoite a
Nut.
:; 8i pibite life, at ri bapbe bet sobt
0anmart! Sen sobe Soft, Ri fit Der
Ter hi life Der. Sc fsrite S Gage, b
, par paa @misrantbuiet eller Snbpan
brerberberset, beitOo Dor aoit af sri
, % ganb us 8snner % ganb, os be
, bar neiten life til at ipiie.
On Soft i 9anmarf ipnes, be bar be
: imaat os leper baarlist, iaa er bet ift
. at i%ammenlisne meo Soften ber. Q
ipiler M inbe i 8pen paa tpif 8epart
ming, Soften er temmelis sOb.
QUIT paa at abpare enbper al Dor
2anbsmenb mob at reiie til 8raSiliel
n tbi Der bripes en- meset fin Slapebar
bel, os her saar iaa mango Soil, lol
life uil ialses, us biem fan be it
e TONNE al Mansel paa Sense. ST
i alene Danife er reiite BERTH, men baai
1t Spenlter % NOrbmano, 9pifere, 5rani
,e menb, Stalienere, Spaniere os Eort'
siiere.
/, Naenterne i Oanmarf maatte lite bal
II taset en- eneite Gre, ba &eiien BERTH
N albeles fri, bet er Ylantaseeierne Der
n grasilien, iom betaler &eiien. Man
er fin esen frie Manb, men bisie Serrer
at inn, tbi be peb, at Solf life iaa let tor
ne mer berira iom bibtil. Seq tenter nj
+ iaa mart ri bar tient iaa mango Hent
ne at hi fan fomme biem, bill S ie os
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-20
Spph Nnru tilialgs.

wv ODV par nc Slugs nuIlut7
let Seeb Cor, tilialss. Bride Of the North,
White Dent % CALICO and Ohio Mixed.
Yette Seeo Corn i9laes hos Reipton Ioams,
I~rshonbler. Vile Crores. iom tnolG99es
Soa gbarlep Saas' Slasierboo, erpeoeres
prornt. Sacoo Saas. ol.lo4
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-01-13
Neighboring News.
AARONSBURG.

Some of the thermometers in town
registered as low as | s deg. below zero,
during the close of last week.
Geo. Bollinger tiled his hand at
handling prop timber for a few days
for Pan dee " Co., in tho mountains
south of town. Too hard work, give it
up. What's next George.
]. II. Musser and W. II. Philips had
been to Shamokin, Pa, to look after
their merchantile interests there,
VIM. II. Cassler and hls son Rash
had been TO Somerset Co. last week
looking up "A lumber job. We are told
Mr.. Cassler will move one of the saw
mills to that county some time next
spring.
Thos, Harper has opened feed store
in Rebersburg, Pa. Geo. Weaver Of
the above place is conducting the busi-
ness for Mr.. Harper,
The few of our town attending the
Musical convention at Woodward re-
port having splendid time. The at
tendance was large and its financial re
suit beyond expectation. Nearly one
hundred dollars taken in during the en-
tire week.
Aaronsburg will have tin shop in
the near future. y Mr.. Fry fromSpruce-
town who has purchased The J. r. Bell
property will he the citizens timer
and for all others who may call on him.
Dutch John Volk, formerly in the
employ Of JAS. p. Cohprn, is at pres
ent the next best man at the III. G..
Shafer house, Spring Mills, Pa.
Mrs. Sarah Shafer has gone to Rich
field, Pa, to visit her daughter Mrs.
Lizzie Shelly. OF course Miss Minnie
Is keeping old maids hall during her
mothers absence.
Rev. Lenhard Nuth. of Rebersburg
preached for Rev D5it1ler on Wednes-
day evening Of last week. The pro-
tracted meeting in progress is becom-
ing quite interesting.
Geo. Kreighbaum, living in DR..
Musser's house is away to Montour
%. attending his fathers funeral. 1t
was an unexpected ana SOrr0Wtul tele-
gram for George.
Our sick consisting OF Mr.. Michael
Harper, whose case is considered not
very dangerous still requires regular
attendent; Miss Polly Thomas who
has suffered considerable for the last
month is doing better at this writing;
while Geo. Burd we are told is at
present in the worst stage OF typhoid
fever.
We wish 10 announce to the Jour-
nal readers, especially those living in
distant lands, that Elijah Burd has ta-
ken a 1cee little girl JOarder. Lige
thinks she has come to stay. We hope
she will, as we think your order has
been filled TO the very letter.
ANOTHER.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-01-13
COBURN.

Sleighing is exc client and farmers
are taking advanta ge of it by bringing
their grain to market. The grain
houses were unusually lively last week
taking in and shipping grain.
On Thursday last the freight train
going west jumped the track just west
Of the station and blocked the main
track for several hours, until a wreck
train arrived here and put them on the
track again. The accident was caused
by broken switch rod and no more
damage VAS done than the detention to
trains.
The Evangelical meeting is still in
progress but the interest Seems to be
dying out which should not be the case
as there are many more who should
feel some interest in it.
Next Sabbath will decide whether
the Sunday schooI shall be continued
or hot. Officers were TO have been
elected last Sahhath but there were not
enough older persons on hand to elect.
It would be shame should our school
be closed here, when we have from so
to 100 scholars every Sunday. 1t all
rests with the parents now, as there
is no trouble at all in getting in the
children. If parents would rather
have their children roaming through
the woods or on the ice skating, when
they could be under the good influence
of the Sabbath school, then they will be
held accountable and not the small
children. We hope to see a good turn
out next Sunday and hope the school
will be kept up.
Coburn for its size has become as
great place for gossip and SANDER as
many other places three or four times
its size. Almost daily there is some
thing new stirred up and passed from
mouth to mouth until what at first was
nothing is made up into something
wonderful. 1t seems to us we haye
people in our midst whose chief delight
is to gossip and watch their betters.
They pry into all the family and busi-
ness relations of their neiehbors to see
if they cannot find something to get up
new sensation. Now the worst
about this deplorable business is that
some who want to be good church
members and who take an active part
in church affair are guilty of such con
duct. Where, oh where is that broth.
eIly love and charity we are taught
must be shown toward each other. In
stead of trying to damage and ruin the
business and character Of neighh0r
they should be the very ones to dis
countenance and frowu down upon
such things. 1t these people could on
| ly learn to see their own faults, which
are legion, and chief among which is 0
mind other peoples business.
VALE.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-01-13

When Baby was sick we gave her Castoria,
When she was q Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-01-13
Most Excellent,

j. j. Atkins, Chief of Police, Knoxville,
Tenn, writes: "Myfamy and l are bench
Kings New Discovery for consumption; hav-
ing found il to De al that You claim for it,deSire
Ia testify to its virtue. My friends to whom l
tunity." Dr.. King New Discovery for Con
sumption is guaranteed to cGre Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis. Asthma. Group and every affection
of Throat, Chest and Lungs.
~Trml Bottle Free at j. EiSenhuth's Drug
Store Large Size Sl.00.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-01-13
Pure Cider for Mince Pies at j
w. Stover's.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

THE BEST SALvE in the W orld for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter
Chapped Hands, ChiIblainS, CornS. and all SKIN
required. IL is guaranteed to give perfect sat
iSfaction, or money refunded. Price - cents
per box. For sale by j. EiSenhuth.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-01-13
MADISONBURG.
VALE.

Daniel Holderman expects to move
to near Bellefonte to work for his
brother. Mr.. H0lderman will be miss
ed in the church and Sunday school,.
Hiram Lee, of Bellefonte, sojourned
with his brother. DR.. Lee, of this place,
a few days last week.
David Burd purchased Luther B.
Stover's farm at the price of $50 per
acre, Mr.. Burd does not expect to
move on the farm until a year after
this and in the meantime Milfret Gar
ret will take charge of the Slower far m.
Mrs. Lizzie Brown, of Bellefonte,
spent last week with her parents, Sam.
uel B. Shafer's.
Jacob Frank is stiil confined to the
house with sickness and IS having a
serious time OF it.
John Rachau, Jr. will move into Mr.
Fiedler's house vacated by Mr.. Holder
man.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-01-13

Captain Mitchell, Of the bark An
tome Sala, New York and Havana
trade, calne home in May, entirely
helpless with rheumatism. He went
to the mountains, but receiving nc
benefit, at his wife's request began tC
take Hoods Sarsaparilla. lie immeA
diately began to improyej in two
months his rheumatism was all gone,
and he sailed in command Of his vessel
q well man. Hoods Sarsaparilla will
help you. Sold by druggists.
The convention to be held in the
old Reformed church at Aaronsburg
T, under the auspices of the Ref. Ladies'
Mite Sclety during the first week OF
February promises to be grand sue
cess. Prof. William Meyer, Of the
Freeburg Musical College will be in
charge Of 1t as instructor. The services
of Mrs. Noah German, of II 5erst urg,
are secured as orgauist. Frofs. A. n.
Bierly and Lowell Meyer and other
singers throughout the country have
signilied their intention to be in attend,
ance.
ANOTHER Sebastian Mus
ser, a widely known old gentleman,
and for years resident of Penn town
ship, departed this life on Sunday
morning. Deceased had been ailing
for the last FEW years with complaints
incident to old age. Several grown
children, all married. survive him and
a large circle Of relatives join them as
mourners. The funeral took place
from his late residence on Tuesday
forenoon, when the remains were bur
led in Paradise Cemetery, Rev. Sham
bach officiating.
Our towncouncil have passed an
ordinance granting the right of way to
the Central Pennsylvania Telephone
and Supply Co. The ordinance will be
printed in bill form and posted through
out the town. The ordinance provides
that the poles and lines shall be erected
so as to cause as little damage and in
jury to the principal streets as possible,
and shall be safe, substantial and made
in workmanlike manner. The ordin-
ance Is entirely in place but should
have been passed more than year ago.
Ns" IS, ''better late than never"
Our former townsman, A. 0. Dein-
niger. who is at present engaged in the
manufacture Of cigars at Clarkstown,
Lycoming county was kind enough to
remember the writer on Christmas
with box of splendid cigars of his
own make. Of course we enjoyed
them hugely and return our best
thanks. If we are judge of the weed,
and we think we are, we are free to
say that Mr.. Deininger's brands are eX-
cellent and should find ready sale. Our
dealers would de we'll to send to him
for trial boxes.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-01-13
PENN HALL.
Sleighing is still improving.

MIR. John Fisher and sister from
Boals6urg were visiting in town last
Saturday.
The protracted meeting al Green
Grove is still in progress.
Mr.. Geo. Weaver, a brother of Prof.
Jno. "A. Weaver was in town last week.
Rey. Yearick (Ref.) preached an in
teresting sermon on the Childhood of
Jesus" last Sunday evening. On ac-
count OF the bad weather the audience
was small,
The people in this neighborhood are
preparing themselves to accommodate
the host OF singers which are expected
TO attend the convention commencing
next Monday.
We are CHAD to say that the young
lady from this place, who was away to
meet her lover has again returned. Not
so slow, Nj. DENVER DAN.
-MUsT Go. The horrible nauseous
WOrm-seed compounds called yermifu-
ges and worm syrups, many of them as
worthless as they are obnoxious, have
had their day. It's downright cruelty
to compel child to take them, when
McDonald's Celebrated Worm Pow
ders, so easy and pleasant to take that
children will take them and meyer know
Il medicine is being administered, can
be procured for the small sum of twen-
ty-fve cents. Any case of failure to
cause expulsion where worms exist, the
money promptly refunded.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY d CO.,
Philadelphia Agents,
Sold by J. Eisenhptb. Minheim, Pa.